Twists are an easy protective hairstyle that works best on naturally curly or wavy hair. To create the twist, section off a small part of hair into 2 or 3 pieces, and twist the strands around each other.
You can either twist your hair when it is dry or damp for attractive, tight coils. Once you twist your hair, the sections should stay in place for about a week. Consider undoing the sections after a few days to create a twist-out style. With some patience and hair products, you can easily twist your hair. To make simple 2-strand twists with your hair, start by separating it into 2-inch-thick sections and securing them with hair clips or elastic ties. Once all of your hair is separated into sections, comb a dab of coconut oil through your first section to make your hair smoother and easier to work with.
Then, split the first section in 2 and twist the first piece around the second piece, keeping the strands tight. When you get to the end, use an elastic tie to hold the section together. Alternatively, apply a small amount of hair gel for a more natural look. For more tips from our Beauty co-author, including how to maintain your twists, read on! Did this summary help you? Yes No. Log in Social login does not work in incognito and private browsers.
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Article Summary. Method 1. All rights reserved. This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc. Create uniform sections of hair using a rattail comb or your fingers. For small, average-sized twists, grab a section of hair about 1—2 in 2. Secure the rest of your hair out of the way using hair clips or elastic ties.
If you prefer larger twists, grab a strand that is 2—4 in 5. Her services include hair conditioning treatments, cutting, coloring, styling, extensions, and makeup application.
This article has been viewed , times. Loosely curled hair is extremely popular right now. Before you reach for the curling iron or hot rollers, try a simpler method.
You can save time and prevent damage to your hair by curling your hair by twisting it. Twisting your hair is an easy way to curl it without a curling iron if you have a few hours. Start with your hair damp and combed. To give your curls extra hold, apply curling mousse, holding spray, or sea salt spray to your hair first.
Then, separate your hair into sections. Divide your hair into 2 sections for loose curls, or more if you want tighter curls. To curl each section, separate it into 2 pieces and twist them around each other, away from your face. Secure each section with a hair tie and leave them in for at least 5 hours.
You can also sleep with your hair twisted to get curly hair the next morning. Finally, unravel the twists and spray a little more holding spray to help your curls last.
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Previous Next. Secure it in place as you would a braid. Holding the hair tight will keep the style neat by maintaining the twist throughout. If you want a messier look, just loosen up on your hold. Next up, master the twist-out. Putting all of your hair in multiple two-strand twists before bed and taking them out in the morning will give you loads of volume. And, it's so easy it's practically cheating.
Step 2: Starting at the root, tightly begin to twist hair per the instructions above, one strand over the other keeping each strand tightly twisted. Step 3: When you get to the end, secure with a small rubber band or simply let go. If the twist is tight enough, it will hold. Step 4: Twist the other sections of your hair. Once finished, use a tee shirt or silk bonnet to wrap all of your hair while you sleep.
Step 5: First thing in the morning, take out your twists and scrunch in an oil to loosen the pattern and tame any frizz. Rose or jojoba oil are good options. Step 6: Let your hair fall as you get ready and then hairspray before you head out. Finally, rake in the compliments from other hairstyling neophytes who'll be sure you just came from the salon.
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